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	Hitch / Bewitched (2005) [2 Discs / SBS] - DVD
		Hitch is an amiable if rote romantic comedy that maximizes the charms of its quartet of leads.
		Unfortunately, the film mines most of its narrative ore from the tiresome notion that modern-day males are complete idiots, as mystified by the female gender as a coyote is by the moon.
		The moves are as pre-programmed as they get, but Hitch is good enough for a blind date or a post-dinner rental, where the expectations are a little lower.
	www.bestbuy.com /site/olspage.jsp?skuId=14830365&productCategoryId=cat02031&type=product&tab=3&id=1507497 (564 words)

	KidScore Movie Reviews Hitch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Hitch (Will Smith) was hurt by a girl in college, has never gotten over it and guards his emotions all the time.
		Hitch is so suave that his dates with Sarah become funny when they go all wrong.
		Linda sees over 150 movies a year and has had the opportunity to interview a number of directors and actors when they are in town.
	www.mediafamily.org /kidscore/movies_hitch.shtml (594 words)

	Movie Spoiler for the film - HITCH
		Hitch is amused at how awful this guy seems and introduces himself to the man who's name is Albert.
		Hitch is highly amused that Albert would even go as far as to liking a women like Allegra, but he agrees because he can see that Albert is sincere and does seem to have true feelings for Allegra.
		Hitch and Sara have a flirty conversation about dating and they introduce themselves, but Hitch leaves the conversation short, leaving her extremely interested and impressed.
	www.themoviespoiler.com /Spoilers/hitch.html (1793 words)

	about hitch, hitch review, hitch poster
		The scene in which Sara and Hitch meet meta-cute at a downtown lounge -- literally, since their conversation revolves around what he would say to her if he were trying to pick her up -- is the smartest bit in the movie, and it's Mendes who hones the banter to an edge.
		A sequence in which Hitch crashes a speed-dating event and angrily tells Sara off is the last worthy moment, and it's also the last to touch the jangling neurotic nerve of modern singlehood that ''Hitch taps before turning complacent.
		For a while, though, the movie looks to be the very model of the modern major date flick, and again, that can be OK even if you're the one stalking into a multiplex carrying the collected essays of Camille Paglia.
	www.1moviesearch.com /movies/hitch.htm (958 words)

	Hitch: A Movie Review by Jack Moore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Hitch is a certified date doctor, a for-hire relationship coach who can teach even the most oblivious men how to woo the women of their dreams.
		Hitch is eager to help, but even the date doctor will be hard pressed to get a guy like Albert in the crosshairs of an internationally famed hottie like Allegra.
		Hitch is a really funny movie, something that's likely to unite all comedic tastes and preferences into fits of laughter.
	www.mooremovies.com /hitch.htm (870 words)

	Will Smith: Hitch - Movie
		The first third has Hitch helping Albert, the second third is the couples bonding, and the last is both trying to overcome a sudden problem.
		Hitch is a great character, and I loved how he's a good guy- only helping out those who truely want the help.
		There's a featurette that goes on about the locations that they shot the movie in, most of which were beautiful, and I'm glad they didn't use the typical locations for the movie.
	www.superiorpics.com /will_smith/movie/2005_hitch.html (1591 words)

	Hitch - Questions, Answers, Fun Facts, Information
		In this movie, Hitch helped different guys learn how to talk to their potential interests, how to act once they were on a date, and many more interesting things they would need to know to be successful on the dating scene.
		Hitch is an apt nickname for Alex Hitchens, after all, his job is as a love consultant, who helps inept men 'hitch up' with the women of their dreams.
		Hitch claims that a man must come 90% of the way during a kiss, leaving a woman with the last 10% of the decision to consummate a date.
	www.funtrivia.com /en/Movies/Hitch-14492.html (1373 words)

	Donner's Movie Reviews: Hitch
		The story is that Hitch (Will Smith) has devoted his life to secretively helping good men find the love of their lives by helping them open the eyes of shallow females.
		Hitch is a smooth man himself and, while helping a plump little tax attorney (Kevin James) win over the heart of a beautiful rich heiress in the vein of Paris Hilton, he falls for a no-nonsense lady played by Eva Mendes who writes a gossip columnist.
		Hitch exists solely as a low calorie movie to take your sweetie to (or, in some cases, drag your boyfriend or husband to) for Valentine's Day.
	www.slightlywarped.com /movies/H/hitch.htm (615 words)

	Hitch movie Review at The Z Review UK movie review
		Hitch, as his friends call him, prides himself on helping romantically challenged males have a chance with the woman of their dreams.
		Hitch’s latest client is accountant Albert (Kevin James) who is desperately in love with one of his firm top clients.
		Hitch’s central character played by Will Smith is sort of the “Ferris Bueller” of the dating world and he is ultra cool.
	www.thezreview.co.uk /reviews/h/hitch.htm (2024 words)

	'Hitch' - MOVIE REVIEW - Los Angeles Times - calendarlive.com
		Hitch himself is effortlessly attractive, of course — confident but not slick, charming but not unctuous.
		The movie kicks off with Hitch breaking down the rules of strategic romance for the camera, and for a few heart-stopping moments it seems as though the movie might slide into "Alfie" territory.
		With a title like "Hitch," there had to be one, and it's presently revealed that the hero's heart was sealed off to love while in college, when he looked inexplicably like TV's Urkel.
	www.calendarlive.com /movies/reviews/cl-et-hitch11feb11,2,6641067.story (672 words)

	Hitch Movie Review
		You'll laugh often and hard, and you'll be charmed and informed, since the movie deals with motivation as much as it does with dating skills.
		In one, Hitch helps a beefy klutz named Albert (Kevin James) go after the ridiculously unobtainable woman of his dreams, Allegra Cole (Amber Valletta), a wealthy woman who is chauffeured around Manhattan in her Maybach, a half million dollar Mercedes.
		Albert turns out to be a lovable loser but doesn't need to be a loser after all, while the movie turns out not to be the slapstick version that the trailers would lead you to believe.
	www.killermovies.com /h/hitch/reviews/mm2.html (541 words)

	Hitch Movie Review
		Hitch's next client is Albert Brennaman (Kevin James), a corporate accountant who falls for Allegra Cole (Amber Valletta), a beautiful heiress whose wealth is being managed by Albert's company.
		Hitch does not publicize his job, nor does he let any woman know about his profession.
		This is a movie which has to be seen and enjoyed rather than reading reviews and making it hard to decide.
	english.galatta.com /entertainment/movies/english/released/hitch (316 words)

	Hitch Movie Review at Hollywood Video (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		When Albert (Kevin James) signs up for Hitch's services, the date doctor has his work cut out for him: The ultimate schlub is in love with society super-babe Allegra Cole (Amber Valletta).
		If you can accept all the premises that have been laid out, the final third of the movie is an inevitable consequence of all that has come before it, a hallmark of a well-written script.
		All the elements are present for engaging romantic comedy in the vein of Sex and the City, minus the raunch, but Hitch is regrettably closer in spirit to the bland and formulaic How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days.
	www.hollywoodvideo.com /movies/movie.aspx?MID=121229 (1475 words)

	Flipside Movie Emporium: Hitch Movie Review
		Hitch signs on to help him win a stunningly beautiful billionaire heiress (Amber Valletta), who in any universe outside of movies like this would never register his existence.
		It hinges on an act of real nastiness from Mendes, painting her in a supremely bitchy light, and threatening to derail the proceedings in a rash of unpleasantness.
		Hitch still isn't fully worthy of Smith's talents (he has yet to find a film that is) but at least it reminds us just how much talent he has.
	www.flipsidemovies.com /hitch.html (843 words)

	CanMag- MOVIE REVIEW- Hitch Movie Review
		Hitch steps in and does the necessary research to give each man, or client, a fighting chance for the one he loves.
		Albert will be Hitch's hardest job, as Albert 'swings for the fences.' It takes a little under a third of the film to set up each of these characters and their current situations.
		Hitch lays down the ground work that Albert can only move back and forth with his 'shoulders at his sides.' Albert, while dancing with Allegra, tries to follow the 'dancing rule' but takes a few of his own risks every time Allegra turns her back to him [risks that have repercussions later].
	www.canmag.com /news/4/3/597 (947 words)

	Hitch - zBoneman Movie Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Yes the humor in Hitch is of a decidedly sophomoric nature, but particularly in the sequences where Smith and James share the screen, Hitch is a comic knockout.
		Hitch is tailor made for his smarmy, self-absorbed persona, and Smith is wise to let a film like this take the piss out of his big movie-star image.
		If Hitch is an accurate indication, I think we can look for James to eventually stake out a place for himself among the great comics of the silver screen.
	www.zboneman.com /movies/Hitch-1079.html (835 words)

	Hitch - Movie Rental Review
		Families who see this movie could talk about how it can be nerve-wracking to try to make a good impression on the opposite sex, especially someone who seems very desirable.
		Hitch is a "date doctor," a sort of Straight Eye for the Straight Guy who advises men on how to appeal to the women of their dreams.
		Hitch is advising a nebbishy accountant (Kevin James) who is in love with a beautiful heiress (Amber Valetta).
	www.commonsensemedia.org /movie-reviews/Hitch.html (812 words)

	MovieFreak.com - "Hitch" Movie Review
		A self-described “date doctor,” Hitch makes his living helping less fortunate males learn the tools and the moves to get the women of their dreams up against Cupid’s arrow.
		Hitch isn’t so sure, but he can see right away the accountant’s intentions are so pure they’re crystal, so he’ll do all he can to make sure Albert at least gets a chance.
		Hitch basically is a well put together mess, rambling along as well as it does purely on the strength of its stars.
	www.moviefreak.com /reviews/h/hitch.htm (947 words)

	Hitch movie review, In Film Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Alex "Hitch" Hitchens (Smith) describes himself as a marketing consultant but covertly assists his clients as an unconventional advisor on the opposite sex and the dating game.
		Hitch liaises a perky journalist (Eva Mendes) who, surprise surprise, might just turn out to be his intellectual match.
		Hitch works best when the date doctor is whooshing together plans for his clients because the film relies on a degree of brains to set up these scenarios, however thankless they turn out to be in the end.
	www.infilm.com.au /reviews/hitch.htm (759 words)

	Hitch Movie Review (Will Smith) Empire Movies
		Hitch is the story of Alex "Hitch" Hitchens (Will Smith), a professional relationship guru who secretly advises men from all walks of life and all shapes and sizes on how to meet the woman of their dreams.
		What follows is a movie that, despite being fairly formulatic, still manages to generate a handful of humourous moments and in the end is a good "date movie" with some excellent tips for all you single fellas out there.
		Despite the fact that Hitch has its moments of humour, some great "single people" moments, likeable characters and good chemistry between Smith and James, it is nothing more that a passable date movie that is somewhat forgettable.
	www.empiremovies.com /reviews/reviews.php?id=2033 (468 words)

	Columbus, Ohio Movie Reviews: Hitch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		“Hitch” is a pretty cute movie in its own right, and it’s slated for release at the perfect time of year.
		The underlying theme in “Hitch” is that men and women not only are clueless about the opposite sex, but they really don’t know what they want for themselves, either.
		“Hitch” probably won’t be the shiniest jewel in Will Smith’s crown, but it probably won’t be as hard on him as flops like “Wild Wild West” were.
	www.columbuscene.com /moviereviews/hitch.htm (592 words)

	SPLICEDwire \| "Hitch" movie review (2005) "Hitch" review, Andy Tennant, Will Smith, Eva Mendes, Kevin James
		All the wicked charm and confident charisma that make Will Smith a movie star are present in spades in "Hitch," a bright and sharp-witted -- if predictable -- romantic comedy about a matchmaker who coaches lovestruck schmendricks in the wooing of otherwise unattainable girls of their dreams.
		One of the romances is orchestrated by Alex "Hitch" Hitchens (Smith) on behalf of a client -- a hapless, nebbish nice-guy accountant ("The King of Queens'" Kevin James) who has fallen from afar for an out-of-his-league heiress (ex-model Amber Valletta), whose assets he helps oversee.
		The other involves Hitch's practiced smoothness backfiring on him when he meets his match in a cheeky, confident, fun-loving, resolutely single tabloid reporter (Eva Mendes) -- who is bent on exposing New York's mysterious so-called "date doctor" after her paper runs a picture of the knockout heiress out on a date with the dork.
	www.splicedonline.com /05reviews/hitch.html (559 words)

	Hitch Movie Review
		Hitch takes Albert under his wing, setting the scene for Albert’s first real interaction with Allegra Cole (Amber Valletta), which turns into a dream Albert never would have had the daring to try if it wasn’t for Hitch.
		The chemistry between new friends Hitch and Albert will further endear viewers to the characters, and their relationship is proof that two heterosexual men can “accidentally” kiss without corrupting their entire rapport with awkwardness.
		Hitch puts a positive spin on the dating scene for hopeless romantics and dedicated cynics alike, allowing viewers to wonder if they wouldn’t be better off with a Hitch of their own.
	thecelebritycafe.com /movies/full_review/11747.html (582 words)

	Hitch - movie review
		Hitch is not just your average guy, he is gifted in a way that almost every man would wish to be, he understands women.
		When we first see Hitch he is coaching two hapless guys in the right way so they get the woman of their dreams and after several dates the guys get their girls and Hitch moves on to the next desperately lovesick guy, Albert (Kevin James).
		Hitch agrees to help Albert get the woman of his dreams, and so begins what could quite possibly be Hitch’s most challenging job ever.
	www.phase9.tv /moviereviews/hitch.shtml (597 words)

	USATODAY.com - Well-matched stars revisit the romantic comedy in 'Hitch' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		A kind of urban legend whose identity is obscure to the general public, Hitch also offers tutelage on the subtleties of romantic body language.
		This is the rest of the movie: Mendes' much hit-upon tabloid snoop tries to trace and identify Manhattan's most elusive smoothie phantom — oblivious, in standard romantic comedy fashion, that she has just started to date him.
		Hitch is the second movie in two weeks (atop The Wedding Date) to end with the cast principals dancing at a reception.
	www.usatoday.com /life/movies/reviews/2005-02-10-hitch_x.htm (546 words)

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		Most of the comic scenes in the movie come when Hitch is on the screen with Albert (played by Kevin James).
		Movies in which he appears have reportedly made more money than movies in which Harrison Ford appears.
		This movie shows what one great star can do for a film, when given the opportunity, and race isn't even an issue in the success of this film.
	www.lariat.org /AtTheMovies/new/hitch.html (696 words)

	Hitch (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hitch is a 2005 romantic comedy film directed by Andy Tennant.
		After Hitch is unmasked, he and Sara break up, and Allegra and Albert follow suit (along with other women who realize their husbands had been coached by Hitch).
		The original title of the movie was The Last First Kiss, referring a line Hitch delivers to Albert: "This could be her last first kiss." This title was used throughout most of the shoot.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hitch_(film) (516 words)

	Hitch: Movie-Source.com Hitch Movie, Hitch Preview, Hitch Review
		The ultimate professional bachelor, Hitch discovers that all of his tried and true tricks of the trade are no match for Sara (Eva Mendes), the one woman he truly loves.
		For those of you who have somehow missed the previews, "Hitch" is about a date doctor (Smith) who helps desperate guys (James) get their foot in the door with the women of their dreams (Amber Valletta).
		The movie succeeds so well because the film stays devoted to its purpose for much of the film, avoiding the pitfalls of many romantic comedies that have fallen before it.
	www.movie-source.com /movie_page.asp?movieID=1600 (585 words)

	Frank's Reel Reviews - Movie Review - Hitch
		The chemistry displayed by Smith and James is priceless, especially during one hilarious scene in which Hitch tries to teach Albert how to dance without biting his lower lip.
		Of course Hitch turns Albert into a lean, mean smooth-talking machine who so impresses Allegra that the pair begin dating, much to the chagrin of the leering supermarket-tabloid press.
		All in all, Hitch is a fun if not formulaic romantic comedy that counteracts its paint-by-numbers plot with its unique blend of charm, physical humor, and human emotion.
	www.franksreelreviews.com /reviews/2005/hitch.htm (620 words)

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